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TIGERS CREATE! Student Art on Display at MU Student Center

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Mizzou students excel in many areas: sports, academics, citizenship and the arts. Two recent exhibitions highlight the creative talents of MU's students in the area of visual arts, sponsored by the MU Student Unions Public Arts Collection. A Multi-Media 2-D Exhibition Selections submitted by students in response to the Public Arts Collection's open "Call for Artists" populate a case in the Lower Lounge of the MU Student Center until April 1, 2016.  The call was issued at the beginning of the school year and submissions are accepted from students in any major. The MU Student Unions Public Arts Collection accepts submissions from student artists for regular exhibitions in our public spaces. The project aims to highlight the creative abilities of the MU community and provide a forum for the public display of the results of those abilities. Submissions are requested in order to create a pool of student artists from which future temporary exhibitions can be dr...

Purposeful Art: Illustrators at MU

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A new exh ibit ion presented by the Uni ons Public Art Collection recognizes the art of illust ration and those MU alumni who have found success in commercial and ill ustration art. Please visit the f irst flo or of MU Student Center , near the S hack, to see the display from now until January 20, 2016 . Illustratio n at MU The National Museum of Illustration notes that: "Illustration is art created to be reproduced in books, advertisements, periodicals, and in the new media. Unlike other more personal forms of art, illustration most often has a range of dictated parameters: aesthetics by assignment, publishing deadlines, specified subject matter, and the restraints of dimensions and format." [ http://www.americanillustration.org/collection.html ]  Illustration is a integral part of the practice of mass communication. Today's world is a visual one and we are surrounded by images and text on a constant stream of visual information. Illustrators are often...